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The first piece by
Bach is shown in a fashion that reminds me of a lab assignment I had in a
psychology course I took. In the lab, we discusses synesthesia. Dr. Peter Grossenbacherâ’s
definition of synesthesia is as follows: “Synesthesia
is the conscious experience of systematically induced sensory attributes or
sensations that are not experienced by most people that are under comparable
conditions.”
He gives this
example: “In one form of synesthesia, sounds enduce colors whereas most people
don’t have any visual experience when hearing sounds, certain rare individuals
have a lifelong experience of both hearing sounds and seeing colors when they
hear sounds.” (Good thing he decided to put that in English, right?)
Towards the middle of the film, we are introduced to a lovely character known as the soundbite. Holy synesthesia, Batman! If ever there was a personification for what I'm talking about, it would be this lovely Disney character with no face, just color and sound. Simply lovely.
Towards the middle of the film, we are introduced to a lovely character known as the soundbite. Holy synesthesia, Batman! If ever there was a personification for what I'm talking about, it would be this lovely Disney character with no face, just color and sound. Simply lovely.
Who knew we had all
experienced this through a Disney classic?! Thanks Walt!
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